“…the only limits placed on miracles are the ones we impose by failing to ask for them. We forget to include the Divine in our problems. God does not go where She is not invited. You will never get the miracle you did not invite the Great Goodness to give you.”

Surrender is a paradox because it offers us the very thing we fear losing: power. But it is a different kind of power—not one based on control, but on trust. When we surrender, we don’t become weak. We become free.

When the world feels like a dumpster fire, hope can seem like a distant luxury. But hope isn’t a passive feeling—it’s a practice. By embracing small moments of joy, taking meaningful action, connecting with others, and trusting the unfolding of life’s greater plan, you can cultivate resilience even in the face of uncertainty.

One of the most liberating truths about doubt is that it’s a testament to your humanity and honesty. We don’t doubt things we don’t care about. If you’re experiencing doubt in your spiritual life, it suggests that you’re genuinely engaged—you’re thinking, feeling, and striving for a relationship with the divine or a set of guiding principles that truly make sense to you.

For years, science and spirituality were viewed as separate realms. One dealt with measurable facts, while the other delved into the mysteries of existence. Yet today, research is increasingly highlighting a powerful truth: our spiritual practices and beliefs profoundly impact our physical health.

If our focus is solely on manifesting personal desires while ignoring the needs and struggles of others, we risk losing touch with the very essence of spirituality: connection. True spiritual growth does not occur in a vacuum. It requires engagement with the world and a recognition of our role within the broader human family.

You may feel pressure to excel in every area of your life. But judgment—of yourself or others—only adds to the mental and emotional load you carry. By adopting these seven steps, you create space for grace, understanding, and self-compassion.

“…societal narratives about femininity can be confusing or dismissive. The feminine is often mischaracterized as weak or frivolous, making it difficult for women to value and prioritize it. For high-achievers, embracing feminine energy might feel counterintuitive—or even threatening. You might worry that slowing down or being more receptive will compromise your success. But the truth is, when feminine energy is nurtured, it enhances creativity, resilience, and relationships, creating a deeper sense of fulfillment.”

Imagine a world where women felt free to prioritize their well-being without guilt. A world where "no" was seen not as a rejection but as an act of courage and self-respect. By embracing this practice, you help bring that vision to life.

Reclaiming joy doesn’t have to mean overhauling your schedule or adding another “to-do” to your list. By integrating small, intentional spiritual practices into your daily life, you can reconnect with your inner self and invite more joy—even on your busiest days.

Sacred imagination, also known as imaginative prayer or contemplative visualization, reclaims this lost art of pretending. Rooted in ancient Christian traditions like Ignatian spirituality, it invites us to enter sacred stories or experiences as active participants. Far from being frivolous, this practice deepens our spiritual connection and opens us to the mystery of Divine Presence in our everyday lives.

When you align with your purpose, you experience clarity, even during challenging times. Life may not always feel easy, but when you are doing something that matters deeply to you, it can make it easier to stay upbeat when things are hard.